Recent content by truffleman

Have you though of just using an old PC for your Indexia2? Alternatively you could overcome the limitations of Indexia (DOS, max 2500 files etc) by snapping up an old version of Metastock and getting data from one of the many EOD providers. I use Findata which works well.

Can any versions of Supercharts handle folders that have more than 255 files. i.e they have the Xmaster file and *.mwd data files as well as the older Master, Emaster and *.dat files.

I've only just seen your message so you may already have discovered that in Metastock you just click on the compression button to toggle between daily/weekly/monthly compression from daily data. the button is near the bottom-right of the chart screen. BTW the best data I have found is from...

Hi Avtar, As they don't cover index and currency data you might be better off with a feed like Findata who cover more exchanges. Their site is www.findata.co.uk

Hi, I have had quite normal dealings as a supplier to them and have no reason to think that there is anything wrong (but cannot vouch for the software as I have not used it). If you think I should know more before making further supplies please let me know..

Hi Guibert, Surely the data should reflect what really happened during the trading period and therefore the high trade and low trade prices are the correct ones to use even if they give apparently unusual trading ranges.

Try tickplusdata.com who have a comprehensive service.